Podcast Episode 24
#024: The Power of Informality: Redefining Innovation Over Tea
In this episode, Joy Anderson and Sara Wolfe discuss the concept of the kitchen table as a space for creativity, collaboration, and transformative change. They highlight the importance of relationships, informal processes, and listening, and challenge traditional norms of success. Then, in a new section called "Practices", Joy explores the practice of carrying around ideas and testing them in conversations, being open to feedback and learning. The episode emphasizes the need to redefine success and think about innovative ideas that can create change in specific contexts.
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